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| Cerkno |
Aragonite hedgehogs in
Ravenska Cave |
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| 1. CERKNO |
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| address |
Municipality of Cerkno,
Bevkova 9, 5282 Cerkno
Hotel Cerkno, Sedejev trg 8, 5282 Cerkno |
| telephone |
05 373 46 40 / 05
374 34 00 |
| fax |
05 373 46 49 / 05
374 34 33 |
| e-mail |
obcina@cerkno.si;
hotel.cerkno@siol.net
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| www |
www.cerkno.si
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| location |
Cerkno |
| season |
year round |
| local guide |
yes
number of participants: 50
length of tour: 1.5 hour |
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| restaurants |
Hotel Cerkno
Gostišče Gačnk in Log |
| picnic area |
yes, Črni vrh |
| excursion possibilities |
Franja Partisan Hospital,
Bevk Homestead, Divje babe, Ravenska Cave |
| bus parking |
yes |
| parking for automobiles |
yes |
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Located at the transition between the
Alpine and the Mediterranean worlds, the Cerkno region offers
many possibilities for numerous shorter walks in nature on
marked footpaths or for full-day mountain hikes. The town
itself and its immediate surroundings have plenty of attractions
worth visiting that includes the Cerkljansko Museum, the Hotel
Cerkno with its ski center and swimming pool, monuments and
sites marking the World War II resistance movement, and the
birth houses of Dr. Franc Močnik and Archbishop Sedej.
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| 2. ZAKRIŽ, ZAKOJCA, RAVNE |
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| address |
Bevk domačija Zakojca,
Zakojca, 5282 Cerkno |
| telephone |
05 377 98 00 (Vencelj
Tršar), 05 372 31 80 (Cerkljansko Museum) |
| location |
Cerkno |
| season |
year round |
| visiting hours |
every day 9-16 |
| group reservations |
yes |
| reservations contact |
Cerkljansko Museum
or Vencelj Tršar, Zakojca 1, 5282 Cerkno |
| length of tour |
independent visit:
10 min
guided tour: 30 min |
| entrance fee |
adults, pensioners,
group per person 300 SIT / students 200 SIT / children
without guide 200 SIT, with guide 250 SIT |
| local guide |
yes
number of participants: 30
length of tour: 30 min |
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| restaurants |
yes |
| excursion possibilities |
Ravenska Cave with
aragonite hedgehogs |
| bus parking |
yes |
| parking for automobiles |
yes |
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A memorial museum was opened in 1990
in the birth house of France Bevk in Zakojca on the centennial
of the birth of Slovenia's most prolific writer and an important
patriot. The ethnological exhibition on the ground floor preserves
the original appearance of the writer's home, and the former
attic houses a literary history exhibition. The house is also
interesting because it illustrates the characteristic rural
architecture of the region at the threshold of the 20th century.
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